If anything proves that the Murdochs are promoting their own big lie by putting “News” in their network’s name after “Fox,” it’s putting Tucker Carlson and the J6 cover-up crew on the air instead of what any legit newsperson would acknowledge is real news: the January 6th Committee hearings.

Just in time for the midterms, Fox has found a new “migrant caravan” to start fear mongering about, but this time with an added dose of white supremacy "great replacement" theory.

Oklahoma Attorney General John O’Connor claimed “the real culprit” in mass shootings is not a gun but either criminals or the mentally ill. But later, he said that the most recent mass shootings were spontaneous “and I don’t know how you detect that.”

Lachlan Murdoch didn’t come right out and say he approves of the racist and inciteful rhetoric his Fox News spews because of the dough it rakes in but that’s the obvious subtext of statements such as, “I think when you're in the news business, and you're number one ... you get a lot of heat and it just comes with the territory"

This is what makes Tucker Carlson swoon: Rep. Greg Steube making a mockery of a House hearing designed to curb gun violence by showing off his guns and hate mongering about Democrats.

Dr. Anthony Fauci told Fox’s Neil Cavuto that he plans to step down from his post as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, probably by the end of 2024.

When “pro-life” Ainsley Earhardt and Rachel Campos-Duffy suggest that God is the only solution to children slaughtered by assault rifles in school, what they really mean is they are willing to let it keep happening.

Host Pete Hegseth had an enthusiastic response when guest Rep. Dan Bishop baselessly “wondered” if “two years plus of constant demonization of police” made the Uvalde police “tentative” about dealing with the mass shooter at Robb Elementary School.

Some prominent right-wingers are very angry at Fox News Sunday host Sandra Smith for fact checking Rep. Mo Brooks’ Big Lies about the 2020 election.

It’s not often that a Republican congressman loses his cool and starts shouting at a Fox News host but that’s what happened when Rep. Mo Brooks was told there has been “still no evidence or proof” of fraud in the 2020 election.